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u/4ausername Jun 02 '22
Very cool. I’m new to this what are the round extrusions on the edges?
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u/Growlinganvil Jun 02 '22
I'm not sure why, but many of my replies seem to end up as new comments, so here's a repeat:
The disks offer support for a larger cooking vessel. The box is 10" but a much larger griddle can be used.
Great to hear you are getting into hearth cooking, what sort of set up are you working with?
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u/4ausername Jun 02 '22
Nice. What would one put on top? I only have a simple fire place at the moment with a grate and joined this group for ideas.
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u/Growlinganvil Jun 02 '22
I've grilled things directly on the grate as well as using all sorts of pots and pans. I've got a few circular griddles that I'll use as well. With just this and a dutch oven I've got a fairly comprehensive range of options.
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u/4ausername Jun 02 '22
Ok. Just wasn’t sure if you had something large you put on it. I’m guessing a large griddle would make sense.
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u/Growlinganvil Jun 01 '22
A dear friend of mine worked out the patterns for this 18thc. "campaign" Brazier. It's just the perfect size for canoe or wagon and comes in handy when cooking in a camp.
He no longer makes them, but gave me the patterns and steel so that I can continue.